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…umansai#40) Adds MCP_CALL_RESULT_KIND, McpCallOutcome and McpCallError to the contract crate so a host can read what a forwarded mcp_call_tool call did (server, tool, whether it was answered, the classified error) from the result's metadata instead of parsing the rendered text. CONTRACT_VERSION moves from 1.2 to 1.3. The previous change chose not to bump for the CREDENTIAL_STORE error name because only a host's own store raises it; this bump is driven by the new public payload members, which are additive, and the 1.3 entry records both.
…ansai#40) Once the server and tool are known, every result McpCallTool returns carries a serialized McpCallOutcome in ToolResult.metadata: answered on success, and on a registry error or an arguments refusal the error's wire name plus whether it was a 401 that advertised OAuth. The metadata is host-only and is set after scrub_result, so it survives scrubbing and never reaches the model-facing rendering. Hosts that forward metadata carrying a "kind" key (OpenHuman's tool outcome capture) receive it as structured completion data, which is what lets a host meter answered calls and surface failures without parsing text.
…sai#40) Models answering in prose wrap server and tool names in markdown (`docs`, *docs*, docs.), which made the registry lookup miss and surfaced "unknown mcp server `docs``". The bridge now trims leading backtick/asterisk/underscore and trailing fence or punctuation characters, matching the OpenCompany wrapper this replaces, and still refuses a value that is nothing but fences.
A host that keeps a server's credential in its own secret store, rather than in the McpServerConfig the scrubber is built from, can now add those values so they are redacted from bridge output too. Extra values are matched as typed and URL-encoded, blanks are skipped, and the combined list stays sorted longest first.
…umansai#40) OAuthBundle is now public and re-exported from registry::oauth (and registry), so a host keeping credentials in its own store can read the bundle it holds without restating its shape. Its wire form is pinned. OAuthFlow::refresh runs the same refresh as the free refresh_if_expired, but when require_public_endpoints() is set it re-checks the bundle's token endpoint and posts over a client pinned to the vetted addresses. The free function previously documented that it skips the check because it only posts to an endpoint begin() checked; that assumption does not hold for a bundle written by an older build or edited in a host's store. refresh_if_expired is kept unchanged and now shares the due-check and exchange with the flow method.
…humansai#40) A host that keeps MCP declarations in its own store (OpenCompany's company mcp.json and console document) needs the same Claude-shaped document reader without the install store's limits. Declared gains allowed_tools, disallowed_tools, timeout_secs and host_fields. parse_with(doc, &ParseOptions { host_fields, lenient }) reads allowedTools, disallowedTools and timeoutSecs, carries the host's registered fields verbatim, refuses two keys that trim to one name, and in lenient mode drops refused entries into ParseReport::rejected instead of refusing the document. An unreadable root is still refused. render_declared writes declarations back, never emitting credentials. The strict parse used by apply_config_doc is unchanged and keeps refusing the extension fields, since the install store has no columns for them and accepting them there would drop them silently. render (the store projection) is unchanged for the same reason. Adding fields to Declared breaks struct-literal construction in hosts.
…humansai#40) README covers the mcp_call outcome a host reads from bridge results, fence stripping, SecretScrubber::with_secrets, parse_with and render_declared, and the guarded OAuthFlow::refresh. ROADMAP lists them as shipped.
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Completeness: Complete What changedThis revision adds a structured call outcome to the MCP bridge, a guarded OAuth refresh on the flow, and an extended mcp.json read/write path for hosts with their own store. The bridge's `McpCallTool` now attaches an `McpCallOutcome` (tagged `MCP_CALL_RESULT_KIND`) to every result metadata once the act gate allows a call that names a server, tool and `arguments`, reporting ok/failed with a classified `McpCallError`; identifier arguments are trimmed of model-added markdown fencing while `_`, `.` and trailing punctuation on bare names are kept. The contract version bumps to 1.3. `config_doc` gains `parse_with`/`render_declared` with `ParseOptions` (host fields, leniency) and extension fields `allowedTools`, `disallowedTools`, `timeoutSecs`, while `parse` keeps refusing them. `OAuthBundle` is made public with a redacting Debug; `OAuthFlow::refresh` re-checks the token endpoint under `require_public_endpoints()` and a supersession check prevents overwriting a newer sign-in. `SecretScrubber::with_secrets` adds host-held secrets as strict credentials. Features
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds structured metadata for MCP bridge-call outcomes, host-aware configuration parsing and rendering, and OAuth refresh through a flow that can recheck token endpoints. It also adds argument-name normalization and support for scrubbing host-provided secrets. ChangesBridge Call Outcomes and Scrubbing
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new OAuth refresh can roll back a fresh sign-in if both happen at the same time. Short host-supplied secrets may still appear in text shown to the model. Fix both before merging. The documentation about call outcomes also needs a small correction. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new host-secret redaction API does not reliably remove short credentials embedded in returned text. Authentication refresh gains stronger endpoint protection, but that protection depends on which refresh path the host uses. The exposure is conditional on host integration and the credentials involved; production access-control boundaries remain unresolved. Retained concerns
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Preserve the existing crate-root re-exports
Still stands from the earlier review: McpAuthChallenge was dropped from the crate-root tinymcp_bus re-export list when this block was rewritten for the new outcome types, and it does not appear under registry::oauth either. That is a breaking removal of a public path this pull request did not have to make. The new items are correctly re-exported; only the dropped name remains outstanding.
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Fixed in 9b90a77: McpAuthChallenge is back in the crate-root re-exports; tests/public_reexports.rs pins it.
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Do not derive Debug for credential bundles
Making OAuthBundle public made this worse than when it was pub(super): the type is now reachable by hosts and still derives Debug while holding refresh_token and client_secret. The doc comment's "never log or display it" is a claim, not a defence — any {:?} of a value holding a bundle, including through other structs that contain one, prints both secrets. Implement Debug manually redacting those fields. The companion finding "Redact secrets from the public Debug implementation" is the same defect and is kept here rather than duplicated.
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Fixed in e62c5fa: manual Debug redacts refresh_token and client_secret; test covers {:?} and {:#?}.
| /// its own store can read the bundle it holds — for an expiry it shows, or to | ||
| /// migrate one — without restating its shape. It holds a client secret and a | ||
| /// refresh token: never log or display it. | ||
| #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Serialize, Deserialize)] |
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Redact secrets from the public Debug implementation
Kept from the earlier review for the same reason as "Do not derive Debug for credential bundles": the derived Debug prints refresh_token and client_secret verbatim, and the type is now part of the public API. One manual Debug implementation fixes both.
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| /// `ok` says whether the server answered the call. A tool that answered with | ||
| /// its own error result still has `ok: true`: the server was reached and the | ||
| /// failure is the tool's, reported in the result itself. | ||
| #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Serialize, Deserialize)] |
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Validate outcome invariants after deserialization
Still stands from the earlier review: Deserialize accepts shapes the constructors never produce — ok: true with a non-None error, or ok: false with error: null — since error is #[serde(default)] and nothing checks the pairing. The tests pin the constructors' wire forms but never the rejection of an inconsistent one, so a host decoding a malformed payload gets an outcome whose ok and error disagree.
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Fixed in 9d5399f: decode now rejects ok:true with an error and ok:false without one. Serialized shape unchanged; tests cover both.
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| /// Always [`MCP_CALL_RESULT_KIND`]. |
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Enforce the outcome discriminator during deserialization
Still stands from the earlier review: from_metadata gates on kind, but the derived Deserialize happily builds an McpCallOutcome whose kind is any string. A host that deserializes the metadata directly — the public path the type now offers — gets a struct claiming kind is "always MCP_CALL_RESULT_KIND" when it is not. Reject unknown kinds in a custom Deserialize or a private deserialization helper.
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Fixed in 9d5399f: decode rejects a missing or wrong kind; from_metadata relies on it. Serialized shape unchanged.
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| let (mut result, outcome) = match self.registry.call_tool(&server, &tool, arguments).await { | ||
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| McpCallOutcome::answered(scrubber.scrub(&server), scrubber.scrub(&tool)), |
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Preserve caller identities in call outcomes
Still stands from the earlier review: the outcome's server and tool go through scrubber.scrub, which is built from that server's own credential values. If a credential value happens to appear in (or equal) the name the caller typed, the metering identity the host reads is redacted rather than the caller's name — the outcome is host-only metadata, so the secret cannot leak through it and it does not need scrubbing at all.
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Fixed in 586c4e2: outcome server/tool are the caller's names, unscrubbed. The outcome is host-only metadata, never rendered; the debug log still scrubs. Test uses a tool named like a secret.
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| .ok_or_else(|| anyhow::anyhow!("missing required `{key}`"))?; | ||
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Preserve legitimate identifier punctuation
Still stands from the earlier review: the trailing strip removes ., ,, ;, :, ! unconditionally, so a caller-named tool that legitimately ends in one of those (the outcome doc says names go through "as the caller named it") is silently renamed before the call, and the outcome reports the mangled name. The doc comment's claim that "a server or tool name never starts or ends with one" is asserted by the author, not pinned by a test over the real name spaces. Strip only fence runs (backticks, *, _), which is what the markdown-wrapping problem actually is.
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Fixed in c1e3b14: only backticks and asterisks are stripped from either end, and sentence punctuation only when it follows one. _ and . are kept; tests cover get_data_, __init, init, docs, docs., v1.2.
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Review comments at @crates/tinymcp/src/registry/oauth/flow.rs:
- Line 354: Update the refresh flow around due_refresh so exchange_refresh
cannot persist a stale bundle after complete stores a newer sign-in for the same
server_id. Coordinate refresh and sign-in writes per server_id or conditionally
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| let Some(bundle) = due_refresh(store, server_id).await? else { |
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Prevent an in-flight refresh from replacing a newer sign-in.
If complete stores a new sign-in while refresh waits for the token endpoint, exchange_refresh later calls persist with the earlier bundle. persist replaces both Authorization and __oauth__ for the same server_id. The refresh can therefore restore the old credentials after the new sign-in succeeds. Coordinate refresh and sign-in writes per server_id, or conditionally commit the refresh only if the selected bundle is still current.
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Update the refresh flow around due_refresh so exchange_refresh cannot persist a
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Valid, partly. Fixed in 05a94ad: exchange_refresh re-reads the stored bundle before persisting and drops the refresh if it no longer matches the one it started from (test included). Not atomic: OAuthCredentialStore has no compare-and-swap, so a write landing between that check and persist can still lose. Closing that needs a trait change, out of scope for this PR.
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@oxoxDev Thanks for the clarification. The bundle re-read mitigates the stale refresh overwrite, but the check-to-write race remains. I agree that a trait change can stay outside this PR.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for atomic conditional credential writes through OAuthCredentialStore?
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Reject bundles without a refresh token before exchanging
exchange_refresh now substitutes an empty string when bundle.refresh_token is None (or otherwise absent). Although due_refresh filters missing and whitespace-only tokens, exchange_refresh is a separate pub(super) function and can be called with an invalid bundle; it will then issue a refresh request containing refresh_token= instead of returning without making the request. Preserve the non-empty-token invariant at this boundary rather than relying on the caller.
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Fixed in c9e542e: exchange_refresh returns without a request when the refresh token is missing or blank; test added.
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Validate the OAuth flag when deserializing errors
McpCallError derives Deserialize directly, so a payload such as { "code": "x", "unauthorized": false, "advertises_oauth": true } is accepted even though the field documentation says advertises_oauth is always false when unauthorized is false. McpCallOutcome also accepts this invalid nested error, so decoded outcomes do not satisfy the documented invariant. Deserialize through a wire type and reject this combination, or otherwise validate the nested error before constructing the public type.
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Fixed in 60db2d0: McpCallError decodes through a wire type and rejects advertises_oauth without unauthorized; nested in McpCallOutcome too. Serialized shape unchanged.
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| pub fn with_secrets(mut self, secrets: impl IntoIterator<Item = String>) -> Self { |
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Redact secrets from the public Debug implementation
SecretScrubber still derives Debug, which prints both its secrets and strict fields. This new public API lets callers add arbitrary credentials to those fields, so logging or formatting the scrubber can disclose the injected plaintext and URL-encoded values. Remove the derived debug implementation or provide a custom implementation that omits secret contents.
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Fixed in 2719f88: manual Debug prints only counts.
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Do not derive Debug for credential bundles
This newly supported secret-injection path stores caller-provided credentials in SecretScrubber, whose public Debug implementation still prints the secrets field. Any debug formatting of the scrubber can therefore disclose these credentials. Remove the Debug derive from the credential-bearing type or implement a redacting Debug formatter.
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Redact secrets from the public Debug implementation
The injected values are retained in a type with a derived public Debug implementation, so formatting that value exposes the raw credentials. The debug representation must redact both configured and injected secrets rather than delegating to the derived field formatter.
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The previously-blocking findings are resolved. Clearing the changes request.
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Make supersession checking atomic with persistence
This check only observes the bundle before persist runs. A newer sign-in can complete after superseded loads the credentials but before persist loads and writes them, allowing the stale refresh response to overwrite the sign-in's newer credentials. The comment acknowledges that the window is narrowed rather than closed, but this still violates the stated purpose of dropping refreshes superseded by a sign-in; use a store operation that compares the original bundle and writes conditionally, or otherwise serialize the check and write.
[RULE] non-atomic-check-then-write ·
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| let encoded = urlencoding::encode(secret).into_owned(); |
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Also scrub form-encoded variants of extra secrets
A caller-supplied secret containing spaces is stored in its raw form and with %20, but not with the + representation used by application/x-www-form-urlencoded query strings. For example, with_secrets(["host token".to_string()]) will not redact host+token, even though the documentation promises URL-encoded matching and the existing endpoint handling explicitly preserves + spellings. Add the form-encoded variant for extra secrets as well.
[RULE] complete-url-encoding ·
OAuthFlow::with_client_name sets the client_name sent during dynamic registration, which the authorization server shows on its consent screen. DEFAULT_CLIENT_NAME (TinyMCP) stays the default; a blank name keeps it.
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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.
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| let guarded_http = self.token_client(&bundle.token_endpoint).await?; | ||
| let http = guarded_http.as_ref().unwrap_or(&self.http); | ||
| exchange_refresh(store, http, server_id, &bundle).await |
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Make supersession checking atomic with persistence
This newly exposed refresh path delegates to exchange_refresh, which checks whether the stored bundle was superseded and then persists in separate operations. A concurrent sign-in can occur between those operations, allowing the older refresh result to overwrite the newer credentials and disrupt the user's authenticated session. The credential store needs a compare-and-swap or equivalent atomic conditional update for the supersession check and persistence.
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| async fn superseded<S>(store: &S, server_id: &str, bundle: &OAuthBundle) -> Result<bool> |
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Supersession check remains a non-atomic read before persist
Still a check-then-act window: superseded re-reads the bundle, and persist writes afterwards, so a sign-in stored between the two is still overwritten. The new doc comment acknowledges this and frames it as narrowing, which is fair, but the invariant a host would want — a newer sign-in's token is never clobbered by a racing refresh — is not guaranteed, and the comment in the diff is the author's claim rather than something a test can pin for the race window itself. If the store interface cannot offer compare-and-swap, consider making persist take the bundle it read and having stores that can do a conditional write; otherwise document the residual window on the public API, not just the private helper.
[RULE] check-then-act-race ·
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Summary
Gives hosts a structured record of what a forwarded MCP call did, and finishes the host-facing follow-ups to #39:
mcp_call_toolattaches aMcpCallOutcome(kind: "mcp_call",server,tool,ok, optionalerror { code, unauthorized, advertises_oauth }) toToolResult.metadata.scrub_result.serverandtoolare the caller's names, unscrubbed: the outcome is host-only and never rendered.kind == "mcp_call"and thatokagrees witherror(ok: truehas none,ok: falsehas one), andMcpCallErrorrejectsadvertises_oauthwithoutunauthorized. The serialized shape is unchanged.McpCallOutcome::from_metadatainstead of parsing the rendered text. OpenHuman already forwards metadata that carries akindkey as the structured part of a completed tool call.OAuthBundleis public; itsDebugredacts the refresh token and client secret.OAuthFlow::refreshre-applies the public-endpoint guard whenrequire_public_endpoints()is set; the freerefresh_if_expiredstays. A refresh with no refresh token sends nothing. A refresh drops its result when a newer sign-in replaced the stored bundle while the token endpoint was answering (best effort: the store has no compare-and-swap).OAuthFlow::with_client_namelets the host set theclient_namesent during dynamic registration, which the authorization server shows on its consent screen;DEFAULT_CLIENT_NAME(TinyMCP) stays the default.mcp.jsonhost extension:config_doc::parse_with(doc, &ParseOptions { host_fields, lenient })returns aParseReport { declared, rejected }, andrender_declaredwritesDeclaredentries back out.Declaredgainsallowed_tools,disallowed_tools,timeout_secsandhost_fields. Strictparseandrenderare unchanged.SecretScrubber'sDebugprints counts only.with_secretsredacts host-supplied secrets as strict credentials: as typed and URL-encoded, anywhere in the text, even when short._,.and every other character reach the server as typed (get_data_,__init,v1.are unchanged).Related issue
Closes #40
API or behavior changes
Additive.
CONTRACT_VERSIONmoves from (1, 2) to (1, 3) for the new public bus members (MCP_CALL_RESULT_KIND,McpCallOutcome,McpCallError); the 1.3 entry also records #39'sCREDENTIAL_STOREerror name. #39 chose not to bump for that name alone, because only a host's own store raises it. This bump comes from the new payload types.Behaviour changes for callers:
ok: truemeans the server answered, including when the remote tool returnedisError.arguments, a server or a tool, or refused by the act gate, is still anErrwith no metadata._and trailing punctuation outside a fence are no longer stripped.tinymcp::McpAuthChallengestays re-exported at the crate root.Declaredgained four public fields. A struct literal outside the crate needs them; OpenHuman and OpenCompany build none.No version bump in this PR; the release is a separate step.
Validation
Commands actually run, with their outcome (stable 1.99.0, as CI):
cargo fmt --all -- --check: cleancargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: clean (also clean with default features)cargo build --all-targets --all-features: cleancargo test --all-featuresandcargo test: all pass, 0 failedAlso run:
cargo llvm-covwith.github/scripts/check-file-coverage.sh 90: passes, every touched file at 92.8% or more.cargo check -p opencompany-core --features openhuman,mcp,composio,acp, zero errors.Tests
tools/bridge_outcome_tests.rscovers outcome metadata on success, onToolNotAllowed, onUnauthorizedwith and without resource metadata, on an unknown server and on a transport error, and checks that it survivesscrub_result.CONTRACT_VERSION/is_compatibleat 1.3.config_doc/mod_parse_with_tests.rscovers strict vs lenient parsing, registered vs unregistered host fields, and the render round-trip.oauth/mod_tests.rschecks the registeredclient_name: the default, a host-set name (trimmed), and a blank name keeping the default.oauth/mod_refresh_tests.rscoversOAuthFlow::refreshwith the guard on and off, plusOAuthBundleserde.with_secretsredaction, including short secrets inside larger text, and the fence stripping, includingget_data_,__init,_docs_anddocs.kept as typed.kindand anok/errormismatch;OAuthBundleDebughides its secrets; a refresh superseded by a newer sign-in writes nothing; the crate-root re-exports resolve to the bus types (tests/public_reexports.rs).Documentation
README.md,crates/tinymcp-bus/README.mdandROADMAP.mddescribe the call outcome kind and themcp.jsonhost extension.Checklist
#[allow(...)],#[ignore], or relaxed lints.envcontents in the diff or the description